UFC on Fuel TV 9 marks the organization’s second trip to Sweden and
is headlined by a pivotal light heavyweight showdown between
surging Swede Alexander
Gustafsson and former Strikeforce king Gegard
Mousasi. The event, which takes place April 6 at the Ericsson
Globe Arena in Stockholm, will also showcase a bantamweight pairing
pitting hard-hitting Brit Brad Pickett
against American vet Mike
Easton.

Born in Chechnya but now representing Jackson’s MMA, Amagov posted
a 3-1 record under the Strikeforce banner as a middleweight, taking
wins over Ronald
Stallings and Anthony
Smith before suffering a knockout at the hands of former
EliteXC champion Robbie
Lawler. “The Wolf” was last seen in August, stopping Keith Berry
via technical knockout in just 48 seconds at “Rousey vs.
Kaufman.”

Known as “The Kiss,” Spang is a native Swede but now fights out of
Las Vegas. Three years younger than his opponent, the 25-year-old
has lost just once as a professional, dropping a unanimous decision
to Ricky Legere
Jr. one year ago at “Rockhold vs. Jardine.” Spang rebounded
from the defeat by stopping Nah-Shon
Burrell last May at “Barnett vs. Cormier,” finishing the
23-year-old via first-round technical knockout.